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期刊名:Journal of physiology-paris

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ISSN:0928-4257

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J Rohling,J H Meijer,H T VanderLeest et al. J Rohling et al.
In mammals, a major circadian pacemaker is located in the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN), at the base of the anterior hypothalamus. The pacemaker controls daily rhythms in behavioral, physiological and endocrine functions and is synchronized ...
Julien Bouvier,Sandra Autran,Gilles Fortin et al. Julien Bouvier et al.
In humans, several pathologies are associated with disturbances of the respiratory control, some of them including alteration in the brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) signalling pathway. BDNF has long been known as a neurotrophic fac...
C Borday,C Vias,S Autran et al. C Borday et al.
Studies of the sites and mechanisms involved in mammalian respiratory rhythm generation point to two clusters of rhythmic neurons forming a coupled oscillator network within the brainstem. The location of these oscillators, the pre-Bötzing...
Henrik Gezelius,Asa Wallén-Mackenzie,Anders Enjin et al. Henrik Gezelius et al.
Central pattern generators (CPGs) are defined as neuronal circuits capable of producing a rhythmic and coordinated output without the influence of sensory input. The locomotor and respiratory neuronal circuits are two of the better-characte...
Guillaume Marrelec,Pierre Bellec,Habib Benali Guillaume Marrelec
Increasing emphasis has been recently put on large-scale network processing of brain functions. To explore these networks, many approaches have been proposed in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Their objective is to answer the ...
Stuart Geman Stuart Geman
Pattern recognition systems that are invariant to shape, pose, lighting and texture are never sufficiently selective; they suffer a high rate of "false alarms". How are biological vision systems both invariant and selective? Specifically, h...
Ivo Vanzetta Ivo Vanzetta
During the last 20 years, optical imaging methods - either alone or in combination with other recording techniques - has proven a fruitful approach to explore both the physiological and the functional aspects of activity-evoked hemodynamic ...
Anastasia Anishchenko,Alessandro Treves Anastasia Anishchenko
The metric structure of synaptic connections is obviously an important factor in shaping the properties of neural networks, in particular the capacity to retrieve memories, with which are endowed autoassociative nets operating via attractor...
Michel Le Van Quyen,Frédérique Amor,David Rudrauf Michel Le Van Quyen
Developing methods characterizing the dynamics of synchronization in large ensemble of electromagnetic brain signals has become an important issue. In this article, we review a recently introduced method for analyzing multivariate phase syn...
Thilo Womelsdorf,Pascal Fries Thilo Womelsdorf
Groups of neurons synchronize their activities during a variety of conditions, but whether this synchronization is functionally relevant has remained a matter of debate. Here, we survey recent findings showing that synchronization is dynami...